Picketing Wiesenthal

John Bartley / Chicago Tribune

Neo-Nazi supporters, Nazi protesters and Triton Junior College police fight during an event at the college on Nov. 14, 1977. The neo-Nazis were picketing a speech at the college by Simon Wiesenthal, a "hunter" of World War II Nazis, when a brawl erupted with anti-Nazi organizers. Frank Collin, head of the local neo-Nazi party, and two other men were arrested after the fight, which left one of Collin's aides bloodied.

Neo-Nazi supporters, Nazi protesters and Triton Junior College police fight during an event at the college on Nov. 14, 1977. The neo-Nazis were picketing a speech at the college by Simon Wiesenthal, a "hunter" of World War II Nazis, when a brawl erupted with anti-Nazi organizers. Frank Collin, head of the local neo-Nazi party, and two other men were arrested after the fight, which left one of Collin's aides bloodied.